Famine Year, 1958: I Feed My Whole Family by Hunting in the Mountains
荒年1958：我靠赶山狩猎养活全家
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- Completed
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- 1.7M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
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- 11mo ago
- English
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Northeast China, Hunters, Hunting, Bygone-Era Settings, and Family-Provider Stories
I’m looking for books similar to Memories of 1931: Raising a Family, Hunting, and Fighting the Japanese. I want a realistic portrayal of a northeastern hunter’s life.
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No spoiled rich kids, just village life.
Hunting in the Northeast Woods in the 1960s, with a Pocket Dimension: An Invincible Power Fantasy
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Popular Period Novels About Going to the Countryside to Hunt
Novels About a Man, a Tiger, and a Spear
One man, one tiger, one rifle.
A Male-Lead Novel Set in Northeast China in the Old Days, All About Hunting and Ginseng Gathering. A Quiet Life, Without So Much Drama
Reborn in 1918 or 1962, Hunting in Northeast China
Looking for a Novel About Transmigrating to the 1950s or 1960s, With Trips to the Modern Era to Do Business
Or a story where someone from the 1950s or 60s travels to the modern era, going back and forth between the two periods and doing business.
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Something with pets in it, preferably.
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Pure Farming Stories. I Want That Cozy, Laid-back Country Life.
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Looking for a Good Period Novel About Hunting in the Mountains
Ideally set in the 1990s or later. I'm looking for a good, long novel. It doesn't have to be about going into the mountains to hunt. Please, experts, help me out!
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Hounds, Hunters, and Wilderness Survival: A System and a Living Made by Hunting
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Reborn in the 1960s or 70s: Rural Stories with a Male Lead
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Although it's a time-travel story, the details of daily life are realistic and not exaggerated. 👍 The male protagonist is a reincarnated special forces soldier… He's too lenient with villains who threaten his family! He's unprincipled and indecisive when it comes to choosing teammates who turn their backs on him… This contradicts his past life as a special forces soldier.
The protagonist is incredibly awesome, no wonder he's from a special forces team who transmigrated here. He kills with his aura and his eyes every day 😂
This book is quite good; it's lively and interesting, and the language is always a bit rustic, often making people laugh out loud and drawing them into the story. I really like it.
Although the book is fictional, the events of that era are indeed real—a time of food and clothing shortages. The people of that era are real; the mutual help and kindness among neighbors, the trust and sincerity between people are all genuine. When one person is in trouble, help comes from all sides. That era was incredibly difficult. Despite the lack of material goods, the trust between people was priceless. While life seems better now, it feels like something is missing.
Well written, it gives a deep and insightful feeling!
I've watched a bit, and it seems good. I'll keep watching.
This book is quite good. The content and plot are detailed. The protagonist travels through time to change his family's living conditions and goes hunting with his good friends. Although it is fictional, I think it is very good.
This book is written in a way that is close to real life, restores history, and is written in a smooth style. It's a very good read.
The content is concise and well-structured, without any filler or padding; it's worth reading.
This novel is quite interesting and worth reading.